Sentence examples for the atrocities for from inspiring English sources

It was during this period of rule that he committed the atrocities for which he was best known.

Bemba, dressed in a suit and burgundy tie, sat at the back of the court, occasionally shaking his head, as Steiner detailed the atrocities for which he was responsible.

The minister lowered her voice: "They are Saddam's witnesses". The trial of Saddam Hussein was in session that week, stumbling from one adjournment to the next, and Mikha'il listed some of the atrocities for which the former dictator should still be tried, including the genocidal Anfal campaign against the Kurds, in which many Christians were also killed.

Some of the atrocities, for example, the abduction of schoolgirls from Chibok, have triggered international outcry.

The demise of LM was linked to its denial of one of the atrocities for which Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic is currently awaiting trial at the International Criminal Court.

Libya accepted responsibility for the atrocity, for which intelligence agent Abdel-Basset al-Megrahi was convicted.

But Putin has hit back at claims it supports the rebels, blaming Kiev for the disaster and claiming the west is using the atrocity for political gain.

Michael Gallagher, who has campaigned since the atrocity for a cross-border public inquiry, said: "All good policing is based on intelligence, especially prior intelligence before any criminal act is committed.

They say that during several Mexican investigations into the massacre, none of which has ever fingered Mr Zedillo, he conspired to cover up the crimes.Mr Zedillo's lawyers say that the president had nothing to do with the atrocity, for which scores of people, including some low-level officials, were convicted (though Mexico's Supreme Court later quashed 36 of the convictions).

Writing about the atrocity for Foreign Policy on Tuesday, Peter Bouckaert, the emergencies director at Human Rights Watch, said: Abu Sakkar is just one man, and there are many other armed fighters in Syria who reject such sectarian actions and would be horrified by the mutilation and desecration of a corpse — let alone an act of cannibalism.

The warrant does not relate to the terrorist attack at the weekend on the Westgate shopping centre in Nairobi, despite intense speculation linking Lewthwaite, the widow of one of the July 7 London bombers, to the atrocity, for which the al-Qaida-linked Somali group al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility.